OU organizations advocate for 'red zone' education
By Anna Millar | Sep. 12, 2021Education about the “red zone” is being increased Fall Semester due to concerns of fewer students knowing what resources are available following a year of quarantine.
NEWS BLOGS
Here's why ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ will be eternally relevant
By Zach James | Sep. 12, 2021The 17-year-old film is as relevant as it’s ever been.
COVID-19 presents resident assistants with new, unique challenges
By Anna Millar | Sep. 12, 2021Resident assistants have not yet been told of any changes to guidelines as a result of the university vaccine requirement.
Kylie Jenner is pregnant again
By Emma Skidmore | Sep. 12, 2021Kylie tagged boyfriend Travis Scott in her announcement on Instagram.
TV Review: Viewers get the Providence pill-takers’ backstory on ‘AHS: Double Feature’
By Riley Runnells | Sep. 10, 2021Evan Peters serves a fantastic drag performance.
OU announces new COVID-19 vaccine incentive program
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 10, 2021Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, said the program will cost the university $190,000.
6 TikTokers you need to be following
By Logan Humphrey | Sep. 9, 2021Having a bad day? Dougy will cheer you up.
Study abroad programs begin to return for students, faculty
By Anna Millar | Sep. 9, 2021Students can use the U.S. Department of State’s Travel Advisories website to assess health risks in other countries.
Podcast Review: 'American ISIS' demonstrates that even the depraved have a story worth telling
By Camden Gilreath | Sep. 9, 2021This podcast should be celebrated as an awesome feat of journalism.
Students report mold, feeling sick in South Green residence halls
By Molly Wilson | Sep. 9, 2021OU has taken samples of suspected mold spores, however, confirmation has not yet been announced.
Coronavirus: New death reported in Athens County
By Maya Morita | Sep. 9, 2021A man in his 40s was reported dead Tuesday.
Police Blotter: Man gets car stuck on railroad; woman sent home from festival
By Anna Millar | Sep. 9, 2021Deputies responded to a vehicle stuck on railroad tracks.
7 tricks to organize your room
By Jordan Ellis | Sep. 9, 2021An organized room brings an organized mind.
Student Senate: Body appoints Black affairs, environmental affairs commissioner
By Sophia Young | Sep. 9, 2021Senators also urged members to invite people to join Senate.
TV Review: Zombies invade ‘What If…?’ in its fifth episode
By Zach James | Sep. 8, 2021The long-awaited adaptation of the cult-classic ‘Marvel Zombies’ comic series arrives in spectacular, gory fashion.
Move over, PSL: Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew is taking over Starbucks
By Mary Berger | Sep. 8, 2021It's not just all about the pumpkin spice latte this year.
COVID-19 Testing Pathway data reporting error draws mixed responses from OU faculty
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 8, 2021Joe McLaughlin, vice president of AAUP, said he was not surprised the error occurred.
OU opens new multi-million-dollar chemistry, HCOM buildings for fall classes
By Sophia Young | Sep. 8, 2021The buildings are part of OU’s comprehensive construction master plan.
Health care professionals encourage students to donate blood amid state, national shortage
By Emma Skidmore | Sep. 8, 2021Keshav Deshpande, a trauma, acute care and critical care surgeon at OhioHealth Grant Medical Center in Columbus, said students are a historically large demographic in blood donations.
2 OU faculty found not responsible for racial discrimination allegations
By Emma Skidmore and Ryan Maxin | Sep. 8, 2021The ECRC stated both Robert Stewart, former director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, and Scott Titsworth, dean of the Scripps College of Communication, “provided legitimate, non-discriminatory, non-retaliatory reasons” for their actions.
